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      Latin LiteratureAugustan PoetryOvidPropertius
En el horizonte de una aproximación comparativa a los rendimientos trascendentales del poema –las formas de significación poética como síntesis y puesta en común de mundos posibles–, el seminario examinará las maneras en que la figuración... more
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      Philosophy Of LanguageLanguages and LinguisticsPoeticsT.S. Eliot
The article continues the author’s reflection on the values that the Etruscans people brought to Roman civilization by analysing the poetics of two Augustan authors: Propertius and Horace. Both in fact had their own ethnic roots in... more
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      VergilHoraceEtruscanSextus Propertius
The aim of this paper is to analyse the elegiac framework of Epigr. Bob. 45, a fascinating epigram in the collection of the Epigrammata Bobiensia, which may be briefly described as “Dido’s palinode”, and in which the Carthaginian queen... more
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      Late AntiquityVergilOvidPropertius
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      Latin LiteratureClassical philologySextus Propertius
Selection of elegies, Latin & Danish verse. Postscript, Notes
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      Latin love elegySextus Propertius
ABSTRACT. The character of Orpheus as unhappy lover is in the Hellenistic love elegy, but it appears in Latin poetry only with the Virgilian epyllion at the end of the Georgics. The scrutiny of several texts (Virgil's ecll. 2, 6, 8 and... more
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      ClassicsLatin LiteratureAugustan PoetryRoman poetry
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      Propertius, Latin ElegySextus Propertius
An examination of Kathy Acker's versions of Propertius in "Blood & Guts in High School" as well as Mina Loy's "Anglo-Mongrels & the Rose" which aims at restoring the body in literary and cultural criticism as a central point of emphasis,... more
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      Gender StudiesModernist poetryMina LoyPostmodern Literature
This paper analyses the uses of the poetic image of Helen in Propertius, especially focusing on the metaphor: “Cynthia is Helen”. Cynthia can be understood both as lover of the ego-Propertius who emerges from poetic narratives as well as... more
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      Latin LiteraturePropertiusRoman ElegyLatin Elegiac Poetry
Abstract. The two couplets of Prop. 2, 34, 91-92 and Ov. amor. 3, 9, 63-64 can be read as important testimonies in the complex debate on the Virgilian laudes Galli. At the end of the Georgics. Both are related to the death of Gallus and... more
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      ClassicsLatin LiteratureAugustan PoetryRoman poetry
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      ClassicsLatin LiteratureAugustan PoetryRoman poetry
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      Latin ElegyP. Ovidius NasoSextus Propertius corpus Tibullianum
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      Giovanni BelliniLorenzo VallaSextus Propertius
Poetologische Aussagen innerhalb der Dichtung erlebten im Rom der augusteischen Zeit einen Höhepunkt. Sie zeigen sich in bildersprachlich vorgestellten metatextuellen Phänomenen, die in diesem Buch in einer systematischen Zusammenschau... more
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      VergilOvidManiliusSextus Propertius
(Full text, 21 pp., in link) Elegies II 29 b (Mane erat), II 26 a (Vidi te in somnis) and IV 7 (Sunt aliquid manes): translations & comments. A closer analysis of IV 7 with its underlying cosmology based on the precarious balance... more
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      Roman ReligionPropertiusRoman ElegyPurgatory
Abstract La figura e il mito di Adone furono diffusi a Roma da poeti, e perciò la loro ‘esistenza’ nella cultura latina rimase esclusivamente letteraria. La drammaticità della vicenda di amore e morte suscitò l’interesse soprattutto dei... more
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      ClassicsAugustan PoetryRoman poetryPropertius